Product Focus
Exterior & Interior Doors
Exterior entry doors, interior doors, patio doors, storm doors, hardware, and related door packages for residential and light commercial work.
Haselton Lumber supplies exterior and interior doors for new homes, remodels, camps, lake houses, and commercial projects across the Adirondack region.
Our team can help you sort through door type, swing, size, finish, glass, hardware, and ordering details so the package fits the project before it gets to the jobsite.
Door Categories We Can Help With
- Exterior entry doors
- Interior passage and closet doors
- Patio and sliding doors
- Storm doors, hardware, hinges, and accessories
Exterior Doors
Exterior doors need to look right from the road and hold up to Adirondack weather. We can help with fiberglass, steel, and wood entry options for front entries, side entries, back doors, and commercial openings.
Whether the project calls for a low-maintenance fiberglass unit or a more traditional wood look, we can help compare options and coordinate the order with the rest of the project package.
- Entry doors for homes, camps, additions, and commercial projects
- Prehung options, glass options, sidelites, and related components
- Finishing and configuration support through trusted door suppliers
Interior Doors
Interior doors help define how a space feels and functions. We can help source molded, stile-and-rail, MDF, flush, wood, French, louver, barn, bifold, and other common interior door styles.
Bring us plans, a door schedule, rough openings, or photos and we can help narrow down style, size, jamb, hardware, and finish requirements.
- Prehung and slab options
- Paint-grade and stain-grade choices
- Common residential styles plus specialty options by order
Door Hardware & Accessories
We can also help coordinate the finishing pieces that make the door package work, including hinges, locksets, handles, trim, weatherstripping, and related accessories.
From statement entry doors to everyday interior doors, Haselton Lumber can help builders and homeowners choose a door package that fits the design, the opening, and the way the building will be used.